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Questions, looking to install Metal Garage and Inground Pool...
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<blockquote data-quote="quad" data-source="post: 16537053" data-attributes="member: 17952"><p>Go big or go home. I'd rather go thicker and stronger everywhere. 16" O.C 2x6 stud walls? Screw that how about 12" O.C. 2x8" stud walls lol!?! I'm kidding...</p><p></p><p>I worked on an existing house where the dining room floor (2x12 floor joists) was bouncy and the owner wanted to stiffen it up. The structural engineer specified that we double up all the joists. It made a difference. That house was a total gut job. All the electrical, plumbing, plaster etc. was ripped out. So it was easy to add joists etc. and then redo the electrical. Total cost of renovation was close to $2 million dollars. And they paid around that for the existing house.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="quad, post: 16537053, member: 17952"] Go big or go home. I'd rather go thicker and stronger everywhere. 16" O.C 2x6 stud walls? Screw that how about 12" O.C. 2x8" stud walls lol!?! I'm kidding... I worked on an existing house where the dining room floor (2x12 floor joists) was bouncy and the owner wanted to stiffen it up. The structural engineer specified that we double up all the joists. It made a difference. That house was a total gut job. All the electrical, plumbing, plaster etc. was ripped out. So it was easy to add joists etc. and then redo the electrical. Total cost of renovation was close to $2 million dollars. And they paid around that for the existing house. [/QUOTE]
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